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TheMoegistorhynchus longirostris (Diptera: Nemestrinidae) pollination guild: long-tubed flowers and a specialized long-proboscid fly pollination system in southern Africa
The pollination of Tritoniopsis parviflora (Iridaceae) by the oil-collecting bee Rediviva gigas (Hymenoptera: Melittidae): the first record of oil-secretion in African Iridaceae
Status of the southern African Anapalina and Antholyza (Iridaceae) genera, based solely on characters for bird pollination, and a new species of Tritoniopsis
Pollination Biology of Lapeirousia Subgenus Lapeirousia (Iridaceae) in Southern Africa; Floral Divergence and Adaptation for Long-Tongued Fly Pollination
Diverse large lepidopteran pollinators promote the naturalisation of Crinum asiaticum in invaded and disturbed habitats, despite apparent floral specialisation
Adaptive response of extreme epiphyte Tillandsia species (Bromeliaceae) is demonstrated by different sexual reproduction strategies in the Brazilian Chaco
Floral biology of Salvia stachydifolia, a species visited by bees and birds: connecting sexual phases, nectar dynamics and breeding system to visitors’ behaviour
Pollination biology of Lilium japonicum var. abeanum and var. japonicum : evidence of adaptation to the different availability of diurnal and nocturnal pollinators
großen wissenschaftlichen Leistungen von Stefan Vogel (1925–2015) Teil 5c. Öl statt Nektar– die Ölblumen (monokotyle Vertreter und abschließende Bemerkungen)
Beyond Bees: Evidence of Bird Visitation and Putative Pollination in the Golden Lotus (Musella lasiocarpa)—One of the Six Buddhist Flowers—Through Field Surveys and Citizen Science
A new long-tubed subspecies of Pelargonium dipetalum (section Hoarea) (Geraniaceae) from the Albertinia-Swellendam area in Western Cape Province, South Africa
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